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With Kadey-Krogen filing bankruptcy, a maritime attorney has advice that could keep a new-build deposit from vaporizing if a company closes shop before delivering. Plus, autumn is a great time to visit the Big Apple by boat, and researchers...
The 136-foot Yankee was built in 1907 as a passenger ferry and has had a life that reads like a history text. Her liveaboard owners now seek a steward who understands that owning her is not about possession but participation.
As fall boat show season gets underway, here are 17 new models you don’t want to miss, from center consoles and power cats to motoryachts, including the World Cat 235
Mag Bay Yachts competes with serious players in the fishboat market, and the father and son behind the company aim to stand out with fit-and-finish that pushes beyond perfectionism.
The Hood 42 LM is classic Down East, but her looks belie the modern technology that today’s boaters want. Of course, it’s the work of Maine builder Lyman-Morse.
M.M. Davis & Son Shipyard gained fame for custom yachts during the 1930s, but its 20-foot plywood Cruis-Along was a “sound but simple craft, inexpensive to buy, operate and maintain.”
I’m always amped to bid a not-so-fond farewell to summer. Hear me out on this.
If you’re hauling out for the winter, consider hiring a qualified marine surveyor to give your boat a health check before layup.
